Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-13
Condensed Locals.

The American Printing Co. yesterday elected the
Tuilock, Z. A. Henkle, G. C. Fowler s. $. Henkle,
A. A. Thomas and W. v. Cox. The board subse-
quently organized and elected N. @. Emery presi-
dent and w. v. Cox secretary
AT meeting OF the bar held In the Court of
Claims yesterJay afternoon, Chief Justice Richard
adopted respectins the death Of Edward NJ. Wat
son, assistant 10 the Attorney General
The annual grand visitation TO Mount Vernon
Chapter, No. 3, K A. NJ took place last night.
Kew. DIR. JnO. r. Newman delivered an address.
.. 2. Morton Post No 4. g. A. K, has elected
officers as follows: Commando Geo. II. Boston;
Vice Commander, David E. Chase; QuartermaSter,
Wesley Howard; surgeon l. A. Cornish.
New York yesterday elected DIR. Hamilton E
Leach, Of this city, as exalted grand ruler.
Al Az special meeting OF the National Republican
club, at Grand Army Hall, last night, over which
Mr.. Clapp presided, Mr.. MahlOn Chance, member
OF the American Protective Tariff League, de-
nyered an address criticiing the position taken by
the President In his last message.
The Germania MaennerchOr presented two Ger
man coniedies before a large audience last night
al Edels Hall The members OF the Maennerchor
who TOOK part were Mr.. COliynOn, president and
Messrs Mausleben and Ester assisted MIR. and Mrs.
Straur and Mss Lena Thiele. of Baltimore.
Al $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon IRE was dis
covered al 1870 10th street, but extinguished
by citizens before much damage was done.
Frederick MiidledOrf fell into a sewer excava-
mon In front OF 6O9 Rhode Island avenue last even
ing. but fortunately sustained no injury other than
as!ight sprein OF the right wrist.
Tine following officers OF Interior Council. No.
no National MON. have been elected for the en-
suing year: President, Frank L Campbell; vice
ha>sler; secretary, II. c. Darragh; financial sec'y
W. Bertrand Acker; treasurer. imund y Wooy:
speaker. Jno T.. Clements; chaplain, J. speed
smith
"Rirs--This morning, in the Police Court,
union brickiayer named John Wolf was charged
by H. g. Moran nOn-uniOn bricklayer, with using
Dad language on Massachusetts, avenue northwest
near lJn street Witnesses for both sides testified
WARE NJ IN n htIdf
WHEN Moran and his brother came along. One OF
the men on the building called Rats Moran
beaded -" The court imposed a fine Of fJ s..
The HorEL Brunswick LrTI6ATIoS.-In the case
o. Mary l. BOrs-kowsh agt- Jno. e. Barrows and
W H. Cotton, IT., In which the complainant asks
receiver and 10 close up the partnership with
the nrst-naned defendant In conducting the Hotel
brunswick, the Defendant. Cotton has filed his
answer. He denies that the transfer OF Barrows'
interest 20 him was without consideration and as
srts that b. paid 500 therefor. He expresses his
Willingness for the sale OF the partnership effects
and that accounts be taken, &C.
Masonic ELEcrIoSs-At the annual communica-
u0n OF stansoury Lodge No. "a the following on
eers were elected 20 serve for the ensuing year:
John ". Ray. J. W; W. T. Nalley, secretary: G
W Balloch. treasurer: John E Clarke, s. D. Il
se S,asoerssr d s a johnson H,nSs
Chaplain
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has elected The following Officers: Henry Brandes
W NJ; Jno. Toense, - w.; Chas. Katzenstein. n
treasurer: Jacoo Jose, s D.; j. IL. Meiners i m !.
p " spies. master Of ceremonies; Chas BischoY'
tier.
EsNoSDE AND OCOSSoR-Sir Thomas Henry
Grattan EsmOlde and Hon Arthur O'Connor. the
lri-A members Of the British parliament, passed
na1rv. They were met here By a committee OF the
i iT National League, consisting OF Thomas
carney and Patrick Ward, who escorted them TO
balti1Ore. representatives WOODBURY., Foran
night the visitors were given a reception at the
acaieiEy IN Baltimore and formally welcomed by
Tie mayor They Will leave Baltimore for Wash
layton to-morfoS afternoon, and In the evening
VIII D given a reception at Masonic Temple ac.
corning TO the program announced in THH STAR
STIR AGAINST TIE W. AND G. r. r. Co yos
t-OOo-Itls morning the case OF Hon. Ambrose
ho-ner, OF Illinois against the Washington and
Messrs :. = Henkle and J. Amber smith for com
PlalnAnt, n1ed for thai In the Circuit Court To-
inJariss r s, ,s suit n for 5000 damages for
y1etlsa on car. by which he received a broken
SHOULDER AMI other injuries Mr. Totten VIII rep
resent the railroad company.
Poronac GRaS6K.-The annual election OF ON.
Gers Of Potomac Orange No l, OF this District was
Master, Norman J. Coiman: oyerseer. WIN VI
h.as l ser r,s.uFs, TMRo@Ps0n; chaplain Rev
N. Trtmble; ceres MIS- VIM N. King; pomona
Mss Belle saanders. nora, Miss Flora Massey.
This grange was organized In 1865 and reorgan-
hei March -, lss6 There are now over 25'OOO
subordinate oranges In ex1fence, having an aver
age membership OF forty persons or . total Of
over one million memberA
Two fRARs IN ZEE PDrrRNfIARY.-Tnis morn.
lag In the Criminal Court. Judge Montgomery the
Young colored man, Isaac Robinson, convicted on
frt-ay last Of petit larceny, second ofense, VA
saLled up for sentence. He was indicted for ths
larveny of o costly album nom Ma Maria Wolf II
Srptemoor Last, and on the witness stand he at
hmpted 20 put the blame on another party. Tn
curt Ascertaaning BY the admission OF the accused
shat THIS was the third time he had been arrested
M larceny gave him two yeArs In the Albany
penitenuary. notwithstanding his promise o
feiorm and appeal for light sentence.
MNDuDonN QuNTxffI CLUR-Thoee WISHING
70 near THIS celeofated organization on Friday vii
90 ven 70 secure seafs for the afternoon concert
Inoce icr tne evening have al been sold See "a
A LnHs GrHI thinks =. jay 0ould,S sore cpea
scrssC b -Juss uks 1atzy LAnds